中国海警首度公开巡航钓鱼岛画面！国旗与钓鱼岛“同框”

Core Viewpoint - The China Coast Guard has released two promotional videos, "Enforcement in the Sky" and "Guarding the Sea," marking the fifth anniversary of the implementation of the Maritime Police Law, showcasing its law enforcement activities and maritime rights protection efforts, particularly around the Diaoyu Islands and in the South China Sea [1][3]. Group 1: Diaoyu Islands Patrol - The China Coast Guard conducted 134 patrols in the Diaoyu Islands over the past five years, with 357 days of patrols recorded in 2025, surpassing Japan's claims of 356 days [3]. - The promotional video features the first public footage of the Coast Guard patrolling the Diaoyu Islands, showing vessels operating within 12 nautical miles of the islands [1][7]. - The video highlights the presence of Coast Guard vessels 1306, 2303, and 2305, which have frequently participated in patrols around the Diaoyu Islands [5][7]. Group 2: South China Sea Operations - The promotional video includes significant footage of the Coast Guard's enforcement actions in the South China Sea, particularly an incident on June 17, 2024, where the Coast Guard confronted armed personnel from the Philippines at Ren'ai Reef, successfully detaining their vessel in six minutes [8][11]. - The video also showcases the regular management of Huangyan Island and the Coast Guard's landing on Tiexian Reef, reflecting ongoing tensions in disputed areas [11][13]. - Experts note that the Coast Guard's actions are a response to increasing provocations from neighboring countries, emphasizing the importance of maintaining sovereignty and stability in maritime regions [13].